I went back for a second haircut and much of my review stays the same. My only issue this second…read moretime around was that I called 4 different times over the span of 2.5-3hrs on a Saturday morning and nobody ever answered. I ended up taking a chance and driving 20 minutes to see if they had openings. Fortunately, they just happened to have one opening when I showed up. The woman I got this time around must have been very new, or at least new to cutting mens hair because she was very nervous. Again, this is a school so I don't mind that it takes a bit longer and understand there's a chance something could go wrong. The instructor basically gave me an entire haircut in about 10 minutes when she came to review the student's work. My second time here also took about 90 minutes, so I think this is a safe bet for a mens cut.

My daughter went here last year. She enjoyed all her teachers. I personally found Danyelle's…read moreservice in dealing with the financials to be outstanding!

My daughter got 5 inches off her hair and I got my eyebrows waxed at Aveda today. She loves coming…read morehere. We both love the products and she loves connecting with the students. Today she loved how attentive her stylist was and her new look. I hadn't had my eyebrows waxed in years and I loved how put together it made me look afterwards.

I had a great experience at the Aveda Institut! I got a full highlight by student Gracie, who was…read moreso kind and helpful, all the students and staff were! The atmosphere is amazing as well and everyone is very friendly.

I just graduated from Lavish in their AP Esthetician program. I cannot stress the positive…read moreexperience I had. Kim, Katie and Amy were so very supportive and responsive to my needs throughout the journey. When I initially went into Lavish School, I was very disappointed and ready to give up. I found out that the education I received in another state wasn't going to be enough. Kim lifted me up with her positive attitude and made it seem possible. I walked back out of there with a much lighter heart and hope. I just passed my state boards and am beginning my job search and am very confident that the skills I was taught will carry me far in the beauty industry!!

From the owner: Cosmetology, Esthetics, AP Esthetics, Nail Technology & Eyelash Extensions Licensureread more

I just went here for an eyebrow tint and wax Zhanise assisted me and she was friendly efficient and…read morevery personable I definitely recommend this place for any type of esthetician services. ​​​

From the owner: Brand new licensed cosmetology school now open in North Minneapolis, MN. We are currently offering…read moreesthetician and eyelash extension courses. Call us today to register for the next session!

Heads up, pun intended! Moler Barber School is great. I've taken students there who are interested…read morein learning more and then I decided to give it a shot myself. I've NEVER received so many compliments about my haircut before! Great people who treat you right!

From the owner: What makes Moler barber school of St .Paul unique is focusing on our main objective:…read more To train students in the theories and skills necessary to become professional barbers in the state of minnesota. Every effort is made to respond to the needs of the barber Industry and the clientele it serves. Besides the training that our students receive we also provide exclusive services to the public. Such as . ■Haircuts ■Shaves■Beard line ups etc for an affordable price.

Sofie C. did my color and did a beautiful job! I highly recommend her…read moreat Atelier!She tested the strands of hair and then proceeded after the results. I really appreciate her concern for me and my finished product!!

I requested an experienced manicure person and was given a hair person to do a manicure.read more

Worst gel manicure I've ever had. Also, the students are not taught how to make conversation with…read moretheir clients. Went in for a wax one day and the next I went in for a gel. Neither times did the students doing my services do general small talk and instead chatted with their friends. The managers seem friendly, but the students need A LOT OF WORK!!!!!!! Photos of the manicure I got. Gel removal took 45 minutes, and the gel job was horrendous. I hardly do reviews but I will not be coming back. This is only my experience with the waxing and gel service. Other services may be different!!

I had a pedicure. My student was very sweet and professional. She did an eccellent job. However,…read morethe polish seemed thick, almost stringy, coming from the bottle and there were streaks on my nails. The student admitted the quality of polish they use is not the best. She fixed it with an extra layer of top coat. My polish chipped and peeled within 24 hours. I feel bad that students are provided products that don't set them up fir success. There was a group of students nearby, working on each others' nails, talking about personal subjects and swearing. It didn't really bother me but it seemed unprofessional.

my student Josie did an amazing job on my full foil/cut. she was very professional and took her…read moretime to make sure my hair was exactly what I asked for. thank you Josie :)

Color doesn't turn out the way they say it will. Instructors don't always watch or check. One…read moreinstructor argues with clients. Lots of talking amongst students while they are working on clients. Hours to get the job done. Students aren't taught to wash off color on the back of the head. I went there for a couple years. Each time was confusing and it was sad to see the students weren't learning. I quit going there.

I guess it's my fault or is it? I was looking for an opportunity to get my nails done for cheap…read moreand decided to go to this establishment because they advertised a $15 full set. This is an amazing deal because most nail shops charge an upwards of $35. For those of you who are not familiar with acrylic nails here is a little info for you. In order to apply the properly you need a drill. This place did not have one. The young man who did my nails had only been in school for 3 weeks, out of a 6 month program. (I found this out 1 hour into the nail process) I should have known when I sat in the chair that I was in for a problem but I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt, especially since the place in the middle of nowhere and gas price are crazy right now. Long story short. The young man did the best he could with 3 weeks experience and no drill. I asked to see his instructor because he said that he hadn't learned how to use the drill yet. She came out with two broken finger nails that were in desperate need of a fill themselves. I asked if she could use the drill since the student hadn't learned yet and she stated that they didn't have any in the building. YOU CANT APPLY NAILS without a drill. He did my nails with a regular nail file that you buy at Sally's. Two hours later I told the young man that I had to leave. I left without him painting the nails because I knew that I would have to go to a professional to get them fixed. $25 dollars later at a regular nail shop my nails looked somewhat presentable. One week later I'm at writing at my desk and a nail goes flying off towards a client. Want to talk about embarrassing. I went back to a different nail shop to get it fixed and she said I needed a whole new set. At first I thought she was trying to get my money, but she proved it by easily popping of all nine nails without soaking them. Most nails require over an hour of soaking before they can be taken off. $35 dollars later I had a beautiful full set of nails, that won't pop off while writing. Also, the other students at the school were very unprofessional. They were laughing and giggling as if there was no one else in the room. There is a time and place for everything and when clients are in the room it just isn't the time. Lastly, when I attempted to pay with a $20. The "instructor" stated that they didn't have any change. Even though my nails were horrible, I was going to leave a tip. But the idea of being force to tip infuriated me. This is my very first review EVER, so this is really a reflection of how horrible my experience was. To the young mans credit he tried his best with what he had. (3 weeks of training and no drill) Grand total was $75 for something that should have cost me $15.